Odum Village sits empty along Hibbard Drive in Chapel Hill. Vines climb the brick structures and small pine trees grow throughout the yard. Students once lived here. And now?
INDY staff
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Voting Open for Durham County’s Best of the Triangle
The most recognized award throughout the Triangle is back for 2023—next up is Durham County!
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After SCOTUS Ruling, Disappointed Abortion Foes Vow to Keep Attacking Abortion Pill
North Carolina remains both a safe haven and on the target list.
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UNC Students Aim to Eliminate Harmful Herbicides on Campus
The students are part of Re:wild Your Campus, an organization pushing college campuses in the direction of organic ground maintenance.
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Winners Announced in the INDY’s 2023 Readers’ Poll for Wake County
The readers have spoken. Winners move on to compete for the crown of “Best of the Triangle” later this year.
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The Partisan Battle Over Public Schools: Race, Parents’ Rights, and the Classroom
From small towns to the statehouse, the debate over race-related education in North Carolina classrooms continues.
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Backtalk: Great way to break the cycle
And other things our readers told us this week.
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Op-Ed: How to Ensure Fairer Local Elections
Lowering individual campaign contribution limits will drive participation in municipal elections.
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Op-Ed: Durham Needs a New Vision of Safety
Durham council members call for a new approach to an old problem.
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A Durham Swap Meet Where Seeds Are Stars
Durham Co-op’s “Seed Swap” shows no sign of slowing after 10 years of squash, cilantro, and Jimmy Nardello hunting.
